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Focuses on professor of communication at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, Glenn Sparks' advice to parents on how to protect their children from television trauma; Signs of trauma; Observing children's reactions while watching television; Giving children a sense of hope.

Reports on the short-term elder care in assisted-living facilities. Enjoyment of the holiday trip; Provision of in-room coffeemakers and live entertainment; Approval of a trial run among seniors considering a longer residence.

Reports on the advantages of a nap. Production of the hormone melatonin by the brain; Benefits of a nap to stressed people; Alleviation of stress.

Presents several mattress in the U.S. Price of the pillowtop mattresses; Features of air mattresses; Total number of springs in the Swedish-designed sleep system.

Reports on the study about the similarity of the thirst for revenge and craving for chocolate in Madison, Wisconsin. Activity in the left prefrontal cortex of the brain; Relation between revenge and chocolate; Urgency to retaliate.

Reports on the study on attractiveness in Binghamton, New York. Value of actions; Importance of behavior; Balance between looks and actions.

Reports on the participation of girls in classroom discussions. Comparison between girls and boys; Beginning of the gender gap; Interaction between the teacher and students.

The article profiles various women that had "real life second acts," a tie in to the film "Second Act," starring Jennifer Lopez. Those profiled include Jamie Kern Lima, a former news anchor that developed makeup for rosacea sufferers, Nicole Gibbons, the founder of a direct-to consumer paint company, and pacifier inventor and industrial designer Janna Badger.

Country musicians Thomas Rhett, Charles Kelley, and Jay DeMarcus discuss raising their children; Mommy bloggers, including Joanna Teplin & Clea Shearer of The Home Edit, Rachel Parcell of Pink Peonies, and Joanna Goddard of Cup of Jo, share advise on the back-to-school season; School supplies are reviewed; and celebrities who were once teachers, including actor Teller, television host Joy Behar, and singer Sheryl Crow, are profiled.

The article presents images of several female celebrities without wearing makeup and provides information on the skin care and beauty products they use. Individuals featured include actress Emmy Rossum, actress Alison Brie, and actress Megan Mullally.

The article profiles several celebrities who have adopted dogs and provides information on their relationships with the pets. Individuals featured include actress Tiffany Haddish, actress Olivia Munn, and actress Krysten Ritter.

The article profiles several celebrities the periodical has identified as demonstrating confidence, intelligence, and compassion. Individuals featured include comedian and actress Amy Schumer, actress Julia Roberts, and professional tennis player Serena Williams.

Interviews are presented with singer Kelly Clarkson, actress Courtney Cox, and actress Olivia Wilde. They each discuss their approach to parenting and their relationships with their children. Other topics covered include Clarkson's attitudes on discipline, Cox's thoughts on co-parenting, and Wilde's efforts to teach her children to be compassionate.

The article highlights the most intriguing people of 2017 which includes U.S. Senator of Arizona John McCain who has persevered despite his diagnosis of brain cancer, Mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico Carmen Yulin Cruz who criticized U.S. federal emergency relief efforts after the island faced Hurricane Maria, and former Vice President Joe Biden who wrote a memoir which detailed the difficult battle his son Beau faced with brain cancer.

The article lists People's choice of sexiest celebrity fathers which includes actor Mark Wahlberg, actor Mike Colter, and singer-songwriter Andy Grammer.

The article lists sexy male celebrities and their pets including television host Jimmy Fallon and his English cream golden retriever Gary, rapper Wiz Khalifa and his English Bulldog Max B, and actor Eric McCormack with his mixed-breed dog Penny.

The article provides a list of People's Men of the Year including actor Hugh Jackman as Sexiest Nice Guy, British Prince Harry as Sexiest Royal, and actor Ryan Gosling as Sexiest Mystery Man.

An interview is presented with country singer and People's Sexiest Man Alive Blake Shelton. He discusses the fact that he now has also been named Sexiest Man like fellow judge Adam Levine on the television show "The Voice," his relationship with singer Gwen Stefani, and his pride in being named Sexiest Man. Other topics include his relationship with Gwen's three sons, his problems with his weight, his family and childhood in Oklahoma, how he likes to dress, why he wears hats, and his personal grooming habits.

The article offers suggestions for celebrating summer including eating cucamelons, walking barefoot, going to baseball games, and a recipe for Sweet Iced Tea.

The article presents fitness ideas for summertime including the book "Every Body Yoga" by Jessamyn Stanley, renting a bicycle, or getting Reiki treatments.

The article details the weight loss, fitness programs, and diets used by six women to lose more than 100 pounds each. Rebin Roy joined Weight Watchers to gather support for her weight loss efforts. Hannah Jenkins used the computer program My Fitness Pal to keep herself on target. Tanisha Washington used the Atkins diet to change her food habits.

The article reviews items to give as holiday gifts in 2015, including Flower Eyewear sunglasses as chosen by actress Drew Barrymore, a faux fur sleeping bag from Pottery Barn Teen as chosen by actress Sarah Michelle Gellar, and the Pioneer Woman ceramic measuring bowls as chosen by celebrity chef Ree Drummond.

An interview with actresses Nina Dobrev and Julianne Hough is presented in which they discuss their friendship.

The article lists sexy male members of the press including Chris Cuomo of the television show "New Day," David Muir of the television news show "World News Tonight," and Charles Blow, columnist for "The New York Times."

The article discusses the kidney donation by "People" photo director Catriona Ni Aolain to New York City mother and entrepreneur Ilysa Winick after Winick suffered a blood infection that damaged her kidneys and caused her to lose both her hands and feet. The two women were strangers prior to the surgery.

The article reviews several New York City bars including The Clarkson located at 225 Varick Street, at Clarkson Street, The Flatiron Room located at 37 West 26th Street, near Broadway and Extra Fancy located at 302 Metropolitan Avenue near Roebling Street, Williamsburg.

The article offers travel tips for Vienna in Austria, Cartagena in the Caribbean and Nantucket in Massachusetts.